Komp
u ter hulp is not a normal computer
shop.
It
is an Educational Centre.
Our
Dutch home page
We train Drop-outs to repair computers, and we donate computers to children from
the ethnic minority groups who have educational challenges.
We have over 1.000
computers located in The Hague area.
We also provide training for
disabled youths.
We are currently training a girl of 17, who is disabled and can not use her
hands. She is typing with her toes and helps to set up computers.
She is now working on her website.
On
our second location there is an elevator and an adapted toilet, to
accommodate the needs of the disabled trainees.
In
The Hague there is an Organisation of Sierra Leone and they want to start to
send a lot of solar lamps so that the children can do their homework when it is
dark.
They will try to train groups of 12 women (twice a year) to The Hague at (Komp u
ter hulp) so that they can learn how to manage a computer centre, using
especially Linux and open Office because that is free of license costs.
The systems that they will be learning to build and to use are thin clients
systems.
10 computers will normally use 4.000 watts of electricity; but with
a thin client system with 10 users, uses 1.000-1.200 watt only.
Testing
facility
Thin
Client system on the second location from Komp u ter hulp
Contact
Ton Mertens
komputerhulp@ziggo.nl
Consulate
General of The Republic of Sierra Leone to The Kingdom of The Netherlands
Mme
Sabainya Lamboi-Bandamoy
Tel.
+31 0(70) 20 13 504
Mob. +31(0) 610 323 703
Zoutmanstraat
23-S
2518 GL The Hague
The Netherlands
Mail;
slbconsulgeneral@gmail.com
Website; http://www.sierraleoneconsulategeneral-nl.net